Lewistown is known for its rich historic heritage, which is scattered all over the city. Wander along the main street, which is lined with the old stone buildings that attest to their mastery and craftsmanship. Dotting the either side of the street, are numerous shops, small cafes, and wonderful eating places, which serve some really good food, made from scratch. Drop in to the famous Empire Cafe for a casual lunch or relish delicious ice creams at one the local ice cream parlors. Lewistown has six historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places which are filled with countless old edifices that still exude the royal charm of the city. Visit the Central Montana Historical Museum that traces the city's rich history with poignant display of artifacts, pictures, and commentary. And if historic houses are your forte, then. Walk down to the Silk Stocking District, which is just a stone’s throw away from Main Street and see some amazingly preserved historic houses. If you are a true nature lover then rent a cab from your Lewistown vacation homes and drive down to the Glacier National Park, which offers immense opportunities for thrilling outdoor activities such as hiking, trekking, wildlife watching, and golfing. Unwind in authentic Montana style with rejuvenating treatments from Day Spa, savoring regional gastronomic delights, browsing the gift shops, and admiring the spectacular sunset views on a romantic evening boat cruise.
A wide variety of dining options are available in Lewistown and its surrounding areas. Whether you prefer casual dining, fast food, specialty food or lavish dining, you will find great eating establishments in the city to suit your palate and pocket. If you are an avid shopper, Lewistown has it all for you, from groceries and sporting goods to western wear, clothing, coffee, arts and crafts, appliances and furniture, books, and unique Montana products. Lewistown is known for its active Farmers Market at Simms Park. Easily accessible from Lewistown vacation homes and cabin rentals, it is open on Saturday mornings, from 8:00 AM until 12:00 noon from the first Saturday after July 4 until the end of September. Farmers from all parts of the city and the nearby towns come to sell their products which include fruits, vegetables, jellies, syrups, herbs, flowers, baked items, craft items, photo pictures, and candles just to name a few.